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Isaac Kaledzi is an experienced and award winning journalist from Ghana. He has worked for several media brands both in Ghana and on the International scene. Isaac Kaledzi is currently serving as an African Correspondent for DW.
Ghana accused of abusing rights of gays and Lesbians
Ghana has been accused by the rights group, Human Rights Watch of abusing the rights of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and those that are transgender.
Nigeria denies detaining Cameroon separatist leader
A Nigerian intelligence official on Sunday denied arresting Cameroon separatists in Abuja, after a rebel movement said its top leaders had been "abducted by gunmen".
Tanzania: Pregnant schoolgirls arrested
The government of Tanzania has carried out its threat of preventing pregnant schoolgirls from attending public schools by arresting five pregnant teenagers and their parents.
Mugabe being ‘ill-treated’ under Mnangagwa, nephew claims
Almost two months after exiting power, Robert Mugabe’s family members are complaining of “ill-treatment” under the current government led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Student killed in protests over price of bread in Sudan
Protests over increasing levels of prices for bread in Sudan have turned violent resulting in the death of a student on Sunday.
Female BBC editor quits over pay inequality
A BBC editor has left her post as China editor claiming her media house has failed after series of agitations to deal with pay inequality between male and female staff.
Golden Globes winners speak against sexual harassment
Powerful speeches and statements of unity have dominated the 75th Golden Globe awards.
Man to stand trial for insulting Mnangagwa
A man arrested in Zimbabwe last month for insulting and undermining the country’s president, Emmerson Mnangagwa is to stand trial after he was declared mentally fit to do so.
Sudan closes border with Eritrea
Sudan has shut its eastern border with Eritrea, state media reported on Saturday, days after Khartoum declared an emergency in the neighbouring state of Kasala.
Senegal’s President Sall orders probe into violence
A ministerial fact-finding mission was headed to Casamance in southern Senegal on Sunday after 13 youths were killed in the first upsurge in violence in the isolated region in years.
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